LAKE QUINAULT LODGE
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Hotel Coverage: LAKE QUINAULT LODGE
Celebrate the Last Weeks of 2010 For $20.10 With a Retreat to the Olympic National Park
The Quinault rainforest, as seen by HotelChatter last week. Sadly we failed to find Edward Cullen Sometimes you want to end the year by partying your brain into a gutter and sometimes you want to turn your back on all the fake-happy Christmas parties and ignore the fact that...
November 10, 2010
Try a Culinary Weekend at the Lake Quinault Lodge
If you're interested in visiting the Pacific Northwest for something more decidedly adult than a Twilight Teen Tour, consider the Quinault Quintessentials, culinary weekend being held at the Lake Quinault Lodge in Washington. Who needs to explore the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest when you can spend all weekend...
March 11, 2009
Olympic National Park Lodges
The LA Times has named Washington's Olympic National Park and Forest as their Deal of the WeekThe reason is that three of the historic lodges are offering 33 percent off a special package rate now through May 24. Kalalcoh, Lake Quinault and the Sol Duc Resort are all participating in...
March 29, 2006
Partner Reviews: LAKE QUINAULT LODGE
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My husband and I love this place. We try and go every year on our anniversary. It's beautiful, serene and Chef Patrick has a great menu.
Old historical lodge in the woods
My boyfriend and I stayed at this lodge on a weekend away. It was great to be in the middle of the rainforest there. We stayed in one of t...
305 is the room to get .Bring your own food.
The place is beautiful. The main lodge is great and homey, everyone sitting around playing piano, chess, reading by the massive five place. Great hikes right out the door, easy and really something to see. I think the boat house is the best place to stay. Nothing fancy, but, clean. There is no tub. 305,304 are the best rooms in the place. The room's in the main lodge are a bit run down and small, the bathrooms in the main lodge are pretty bad. Where this place really falls apart is the restaurant. I have read other reviews where they say it is "great" I have to say it is hands down some of the worst service I have ever had!! I am not kidding, no water ever gets filled, last night we were not asked if we wanted a drink, told what the specials were, just came to the table and said, "what ya going to have" we have, had, two dinners, two breakfast and one lunch...so this was not a one time thing. Very pricey and you just feel like a fool for taking it. The restaurant is AFULL. If I ever come back I will bring a ice chest to keep some food in. I think for the money this in a one night two day kind of place....camp if you can. Bring a rain coat, they don't call it the rainforest for nothing.
Trail head convenience
Adequate accommodations for backpackers ready to make a southwest entrance into the Olympic National Park. Acceptable value for its convenie...
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